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Old 08-03-2024, 06:13 AM   #1
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Re: Questions about brakes on a 1969 k5 4x4

Best to pull each wheel/ brake drum and check condition, wheel cylinders brake pads etc. Decent replacement booster and master cylinder are probably not easy to find....nice looking Blazer BTW.
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Old 08-03-2024, 05:33 PM   #2
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Re: Questions about brakes on a 1969 k5 4x4

Thanks for the input I will take it by my buddies shop and we can pull each wheel and assess how things look. I figured an original brake /booster in good shape would be super hard to find so I can live with a reproduction unit if I can find one that’s just like the one in there so it’s an easy swap . Appreciate the compliment on the blazer ! I had been wanting a mostly original one to daily drive , and this one popped up . It’s a solid vehicle overall , no major rust anywhere and original paint is weathered but presentable .
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